SUM of VARIABLES in HTML\PRT fille

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Hello Coder, I have a program in which the report is generated through HTML file, in HTML file there are variables declared I want sum of these variables please guide.

What I have tried:

Variable are $Bal1,14 & $Bal2,14

Posted 20-Apr-21 7:44am

Hemil Gandhi

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SeanChupas 20-Apr-21 14:03pm

Write code to do it. Do you really think you have told us enough information to be able to do anything?

Hemil Gandhi 21-Apr-21 0:50am

I dont have source code,solution is deployed at my end & I can do changes only in html file.

SeanChupas 21-Apr-21 9:36am

You have not given enough information for anyone to help you.

Dave Kreskowiak 20-Apr-21 15:44pm

HTML is not a programming language. It cannot have variables and does not do math.

You haven't given enough information to help you at all.

Hemil Gandhi 21-Apr-21 0:53am

Sorry for the inconvenience, Scenario is there is html with variables like $name,14. Whenever I run program system bing customer name with variable $name & displays report. Same way there are variable $bal1 & $bal2 . I want sum of this two.

Dave Kreskowiak 21-Apr-21 0:59am

Again, HTML does NOT have variables, so I have no idea where you're getting this from and you haven't explained that part either.

Dave Kreskowiak 21-Apr-21 10:37am

javascript can have variables, but you haven't said anything about that.

We cannot see your screen or read your mind. If you don't know the difference between HTML, CSS, and javascript, SAY SO.

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